With a click, Diana turned off the television and let out a long sigh from the couch. Well, that wrapped up the issue of why there had been no record of The Serpent of Phryne in the history books. If Schiller had been born a few thousand years earlier, humanity would have mastered pi by now.
As for Schiller's goals, Diana could currently see that aside from letting people know the Martians really were plotting against the Justice League, he had also lured out the opposition led by the Mayor of Metropolis.
The mayor had tried to run while they were fighting, but agents had already been heading over by then, so he did not get away. Everyone else in the mansion had been arrested as well. Before long, they would probably confess to a whole host of accomplices.
Then there was the brand-new version of The Serpent of Phryne, complete with a fabricated origin story. At the same time, it had put the final patch on Clark's identity.
It would not be good for people to keep thinking Clark was a Martian. If he did well, people would think it was only what he ought to do, since it was his people who had started the war. If he did poorly, people would suspect he had been pretending all along.
Now, through the legend of The Serpent of Phryne, the existence of Kryptonians had been revealed. There was no solid evidence yet, but at least there was now an official explanation. If they really wanted proof, it would not be hard to get. Clark could just make another trip back home and bring back some local specialties.
They had also directly captured Damian and Steve. The two of them were part of the resurrection army as well, making them